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Old 07-10-2015 | 09:48 AM
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What caused you to float the valves - over-revving it or did a spring break or get weak?
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Old 07-10-2015 | 10:05 AM
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The springs were weak. I should have replaced them but wanted to get the engine back in and get the boat running.
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Old 07-10-2015 | 11:26 PM
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Originally Posted by phughes69
Here is my reason for the screen. When I floated the valves, the push rod broke into 3 pieces and 2 lifters flew out of their bores. I found all the pieces of the pushrods and the snap ring from the lifter came out and all the guts of the lifter came out. I found all the parts of the lifter in the lifter gallery except for the metering disc from the lifter. I had to pull the whole motor out to find that one small stupid disc. If screens were in there, it would have caught the disc. I run hydraulic flat tappet lifters so no worries about and roller wheels breaking. As far as the video of dumping oil into the lifter gallery goes, I say it is misleading. The top end of your motor does not flow that much oil. have you ever seen the very small stream of oil running back to the block at idle, high RPM would be considerably more, but not that much, and the video was with cold oil.
don,t forget about the 16 lifters in their bores,they leak a lot of oil in the valley.
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